The award was won by Austrian-American composer Max Steiner for the romantic dramaNow, Voyager (1942).That dam is the only option." Dreyfus insisted: "We need that power to get the radio transmitter working.It""s our only chance of reaching the outside world.We have to find other survivors...We can""t afford any more casualties.We founded this place, you and I, on the idea that power would lead us back to he life we once had.If we can""t stick together, maybe we can""t survive." Malcolm begged for and was allowed three days time to ake a small team into the forest, and try to work out a reconciliatory, peaceful agreement with the lead intelligent ape so that the humans could access the hydroelectric dam in the apes"" territory:Malcolm: Give me three days.He calls out his dog""s name - "Harvey, is hat you, boy?" Elliott""s mother Mary (Dee Wallace-Stone), wearing an orange kimono, is working in the kitchen.My niece has been dancing leading roles for some time now.The critics think very highly of her work." Lermontov impolitely declined, noting that ballet was more than "poetry in motion" - he explained his reasoning:For me, it is a great deal more.The film""s major male protagonist - a malevolent, iron-willed, enigmatic, rude and imperious (but genius) Russian ballet impersario played by Anton Walbrook, was partly based upon the real-life, highly-demanding artistic director Sergei Diaghilev (1872-1929), who became famous for founding an influential ballet company, Ballets Russes, that was based in Paris.